15th Sunday In Ordinary Time

by Amanda Miranda, Principal  |  07/12/2026  |  From the Clergy

In today’s Gospel we hear Jesus’ parable of the sower. It is a simple but powerful reminder that God is always at work, planting seeds of grace in our lives. Some seeds fall on rocky ground, some among thorns, and some on rich soil.

The difference is not in the seed, but in the openness of the heart that receives it. As a faithful community, this Gospel asks us to consider what kind of soil we are offering God each day. Are we making room for His Word to take root, grow, and bear fruit in the ordinary moments of our lives?

We are reminded that our classrooms, hallways, homes, and parish are all places where faith is planted and nurtured. Every act of kindness, every word of encouragement, every effort to forgive, and every moment of prayer helps prepare good soil for God’s Word to grow. Even the smallest gestures can make a lasting difference when they are offered with love. May we be generous listeners, faithful disciples, and loving witnesses so that the seeds Jesus sows in us may bear fruit in abundance and bless everyone around us